College soccer star killed at 18, police say boyfriend said ‘demons’ told him to do it

A college soccer player was killed at age 18. Police say the boyfriend and his mother have been arrested in connection with the death. According to police, the boyfriend said supernatural forces told him to commit the act.

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College soccer star killed at 18, police say boyfriend said ‘demons’ told him to do it

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College soccer star killed at 18, police say boyfriend said ‘demons’ told him to do it

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College soccer star killed at 18, police say boyfriend said ‘demons’ told him to do it

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Pa. teen fatally stabbed girlfriend, then enlisted his mom to help hide her body, police say

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Breitbart NewsRight· 42d ago

College Soccer Player Reportedly Murdered by Boyfriend Who Blamed 'Demon'; Mother Accused of Helping Dump Body

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College soccer star killed at 18, police say boyfriend said ‘demons’ told him to do it

Fox NewsRight· 43d ago

College soccer player allegedly killed by boyfriend who blamed 'demon;' his mom accused of cover-up

New York PostLean Right· 43d ago

Pennsylvania university soccer star Karoline Heintz stabbed to death by boyfriend who had his mom help dump teen’s body

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